Just replaced the 6 instances of get_option(‘home’) in header.php of my member blog theme with $bp->root_domain as described.
Don’t see any difference in the behavior of the site.
Really impressed with delsolownersclub wow. great work.
I’d love to turn this into a procedure for the community, but I don’t know how to do it yet. Stuck here too: https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=1632&page=2&replies=43#post-14553
Best,
Dainis
I am looking for this exact eplaination as well it is perfect how it is done on buddypress. It would be helpful if once you installed buddypress and do the integration of the forums that it somehow shows up on in your site like it does here. I am no coder and am sure it is not trivial.
Apparently the bar doesn’t extend to the full width of the open browser even in the default installation (I assumed it did), but if you notice how this installation of BuddyPress is configured here on the BuddyPress site (the page we’re on, in BuddyPress.org), the bar at the top extends full-width! Since I can’t peer into this site’s base.css file for the theme I’m wondering how to change that attribute … ?
I was just following what I thought was proper buddypress forum etiquette according to rule # 7 here https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=2543.
Thanks for the response.
Thank you I’ve pasted the text of your code into a newly created .php file and placed it in mu-plugins folder. It works nicely.
I’ve also had to disable BuddyPress to WordPress profile syncing. Otherwise a newly created user would seem to “lose” his name completely after attempting to change it in BuddyPress’ Edit Profile.
Thanks again!
Ok after further testing, my earlier belief that wp-signup.php works was wrong. I just realized that I must have tried wp-signup.php while signing up with a gmail address (which works).
Considering that the only entry that I make for the admin email address is to add the email address in the site admin options, do I not need to add a user name and password into WPMU for the email address to allow WPMU access to send emails? I am using a non gmail domain hosted on google apps as the support email in the admin.
Btw, I realize that with wp-signup.php not functioning as well, this is no longer a buddypress issue but probably a WPMU one. However, I would still be grateful for any help I can get from these forums. I will continue my search at WPMU forums also. Thanks.
The dealine is May 30 so get your submissions in!
Not long to go!
Jeff, no, I am hosting on hostgator.
Yes the email addresses (I have tried 2 different domains and multiple email addresses) are valid and used regularly. I even tested the emails outside of buddypress.
If you would like to try it out, the install is at http://theindianstartup.com
Thanks for helping out.
We do not have sufficient information to provide any assistance. Please provide the following:
- Which version of WPMU are you running?
- Did you upgraded from a previous version of WPMU, and if so, from which version and how?
- Did you have WPMU functioning properly before installing and upgrading BuddyPress?
- Which version of BuddyPress are you running?
- Did you log in as site admin in WPMU’s backend and activate BuddyPress?
- Do you have any plugins other than BuddyPress installed and activated?
- Are you using the standard BuddyPress themes or custom themes?
- Are there are errors in your server’s log files, and if so, what are they?
Brianbrey, that would be awesome. However, I don’t think jobberbase has any kind of user account system (they just retain the email addresses tempporarily while the job post is active). It works much like craigslist where a link is provided that can be used to go back and edit job posts. I know that a lot of jobberbase users are asking for proper user profiles.
I would just be happy to find a way to restrict job posts to registered users of my buddypress community.
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http://mexicoverdad.com
http://immigrationclearinghouse.org
And more to come as soon as a gallery function is integrated into the script
ooops sorry. i’m a dummy. i didn’t realize the option to change this section is in the admin buddypress section. doh! well now i hope at least someone else might find this useful.
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Duh, I didn’t put the bp-home theme into the WP theme dir.
Thx for the help, JJJ.
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I’ll look into the JS/BB issue in a bit. Thanks for that.
The only themes I have are:
WordPress Classic
WordPress mu Default
WordPress mu Homepage
Revolution City Gray
Currently, ‘mu Homepage’ is the default theme.
Firstly I notice that your Avatar cropper javascript is failing on registration. Also looks like bits of your site are missing, and messing with the BuddyBar (sub-sub menus aren’t appearing on hover.)
Otherwise, it’s working the way you have it setup. If what you’re asking is “why doesn’t my home theme look like testbp.org” it’s because you didn’t change your active home theme in WordPress. 
Not sure what’s up with your member theme though. Might be missing some files or have some funky CSS or JS somewhere. Haven’t really looked into it for you.
No reason to bump your topic, especially three times in 2 days.
We’ll see it and answer you when we’ve got a moment.
If it’s a custom page, with HTML that you’re making, then you can view the source of any BuddyPress powered site and snag the HTML.
<input id="rememberme" type="checkbox" name="rememberme" checked="true" value="forever" title="Remember Me"/>
Do you have a link to your site I can check out?
Okay, I read the codex on the function, but cannot seem to get the syntax right. This is the sample code from another buddypress thread:
function my_help_link(){
?>
Help
<ul class=”your-ul-list-css-classname”>
Help 1
<li class=”alt”>Help 2
Help 3
<li class=”alt”>Help 4
Help 5
<?php
}
add_action( ‘bp_adminbar_menus’, ‘my_help_link’, 14 );
[Here with formatting: http://pastie.org/451047%5D
I cannot figure out where to add the if (is_user_logged_in()) {} function.
avatars – maybe it would be enough to point on route to another via htaccess?
really noone interested in multi-site possibilities?
Please search forum before asking questions; it’s in the FAQ sticky – https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=2190
“How to hide selected profile fields”
So far, I’ve been able to integrate buddypress and bbPress.
My question involves this whole “deep integration” thing. I’ve scoured the forums on bbpress.org and mu.wordpress.org, but have not found anything that relates directly to running WPMU within bbpress.
Anyone know of a thread or have information on how to arrange this “deep integration?”
thx
Burtadsit.. ive done what you surgest and i have had no joy.
i honestly think that it is a problem with the patch. defining the groups only and not allowing for members to come into it.. ??
https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/723#comment:12
@Andy
Thanks for this information. I do have integration between buddypress and bbPress, such that my users, group forums, and logins, work seamlessly between the two programs.
I have not been able to understand what deep integration means in terms of WPMU + Buddypress + bbPress, and I’ve even gone over to the bbpress.org and mu.wordpress.org forums. Mostly because the program versions are all so different and the forums are often 1-2 years old that I can’t really gauge what procedures I should follow for WPMU 2.7.1, BP 1.0, bbP 1.0 alpha 6.
If you could point me to a thread that discusses deep integration between these three versions (whatever is close enough), or a thread on how to load WPMU in bbPress, I would appreciate it. Then I can implement your instructions.
Thanks!
